For specialized bibliographies, lists and catalogues, see (7), (14), (18), (20), (25), (27), (29), (33), (39), (41), (98), (100), (115), (131) and (138). Studies of rural society are listed in Section IX, those concentrating on the social impact of religion in Section XII. For the legal profession, see also (286), (341), (342) and (356); and for the scientific and medical professions, see (1574), (1575), (1609), (1618), (1635), (1693), (1710) and (1732).

Printed sources

1. 848 Anstey, Roger T. and P. E. H. Hair (eds.). Liverpool, the African slave trade and abolition. Liverpool, 1976. Documents.

2. 849 Aspinall, Arthur (ed.). The early English trade unions. 1949. Important collection of documents from the Home Office papers for 1792–1825.

3. 850 Checkland, Sydney George and E. O. A. Checkland (eds.). The Poor Law Report of 1834. Harmondsworth, Middx, 1974.

4. 851 Coats, Alfred William (ed.). Poverty in the Victorian age. Farnborough, Hants., 1973,4 vols. Reprints of articles on the subject from the reviews from the beginning of the nineteenth century.

5. 852 Colquhoun, Patrick. A treatise on the police of the metropolis, explaining the various crimes a misdemeanors which at present are felt as a pressure upon the community; and suggesting remedies for their prevention. 1796; 6th edn, corr. and enlarged, 1800; 7th edn, 1806. Classic study.

6. 853 Donnan, Elizabeth (ed.). Documents illustrative of the history of the slave trade to America. Washington, DC, 1930–5, 4 vols.; reissued, New York, 1965.

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